An arc of charge is in the first quadrant. It has a charge of 0.05nC uniformly distributed along its length. The radius of the arc is 18.1cm. Determine the magnitude of the electric field vector at the point (0,0) in N

An arc of charge is in the first quadrant. It has a charge of 0.05nC uniformly distributed along its length. The radius of the arc is 18.1cm. Determine the magnitude of the electric field vector at the point (0,0) in N

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